Final Fantasy VII Remake Coming To PlayStation 4 [Update]

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Update: Final Fantasy VII Remake has been officially announced.

 

Original story: Siliconera has learnt that Square Enix are developing a Final Fantasy VII remake for PlayStation 4.

 

The Final Fantasy VII remake will use a more modern art style for Cloud, similar to his appearance in Dissidia Final Fantasy or Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children. It is being created to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Final Fantasy VII.

 

(And no, this isn’t the Final Fantasy VII port for PlayStation 4 that was previously announced by Square.)

 

Note: Image from Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children.


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